The Ndakinna Cultural Center is inter-tribal, which means all Native American traditions are welcome. While drums sounded in one room of the center on Saturday, Charlene McManis was teaching a couple of visitors how to do beadwork in ...

One of America's most complete Old West and Native American art centers. Native Amerian artifacts, beadwork, cultural items, Navajo rugs, weavings, Pueblo Pottery, fetishes, jewelry, and unique geological rocks and minerals. ...

Here at Bead&Button, we love learning about Native American beadwork, both traditional and contemporary. In our February 2008 issue, we fell in love with Audrey Bearing and the moccasins, belts, fans, and purses she embroiders in the ...

One of the biggest difficulties in displaying Native American art is that so much of it is kinetic. It's not made for museums, it's made for life -- for walking, moving, sweating, carrying, glinting in the natural light. ...

I am looking to buy Native American beadwork as well as other Native Crafts and Pictures/Props/Statues/Hangings for future Studio Project Webcast.

Indian Artifacts brings you hard to find arrowheads, Native American jewelry, Indian beads, pottery, tomahawks, Native American dolls, and more. Find rare pieces to add to your artifacts collection! ...

Heal Thyself Art Gallery - pictures of arts and crafts by Native American artist Lynne O'Connor including beading and jewelry, polymer clay, stained glass, computer graphics, 3D and 2D artwork. Jeannius Designs ...

She does bead work and showed some of the pieces of jewelry that she wore and told the students many facts about Native Americans and answered questions. "What is a Pow Wow," second-grade student Dexter Mendez asked. ...

The Hawaiian Club and Four Directions Native Club will demonstrate Hawaiian flower-making and Native American beadwork Nov. 18 on the second floor of Duvall Hall from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Cost is free and materials will be provided at the ...

... painted squaws work for beads." THE DUTCH PURCHASED THE LAND from the Native Americans in 1662 for 500 guilders in beaver, the first recorded reference to our legendary easy virtue, Hudson's illustrious commerce of ill-repute. ...